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Update nullkomma for shared Mermaid styling - #6
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Migrate Quarto branding options and merge upstream ignore rules while preserving project entries. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <[email protected]>
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Update the pinned nullkomma release from 0.1.483 to 0.1.495 so Mermaid diagrams inherit the shared brand styling in light and dark mode. No local Mermaid styling is needed.
Migrate to the new explicit Quarto enable and branding options. Merge the upstream process-state ignore rule while preserving project-specific ignore entries.
Validation: built
nix build .#siteand confirmed both generated Bootstrap themes contain the shared Mermaid colors. Resolved and accepted the.gitignoreinitializer;nk-write-filescompletes without conflicts. Browser appearance was not checked.